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Meanings of political deadlock in English

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Usage of political deadlock in English
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So months of political deadlock are likely no matter what the result.
Reuters
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Controlling the presidency is key for the party to avoid political deadlock.
The Guardian
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Credit ratings agencies have warned over the dangers posed by political deadlock.
Reuters
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That decision ended months of political deadlock with the once-feared Maoist guerrillas.
Reuters
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Papua New Guinea has for months been gripped in a political deadlock.
Reuters
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However, the reform is on hold because of long-term political deadlock.
The Guardian
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Italy has been in political deadlock since inconclusive elections last month.
Reuters
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Months of political deadlock in Thailand has hurt tourism, domestic demand and confidence.
Reuters
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The ruling comes after months of political deadlock in the country.
BBC
10
Bangkok is mired in a stubborn political deadlock which last week turned deadly.
The Irish Times
11
Errejon says Mas Pais was created to help Spain break the current political deadlock.
Reuters
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The move appeared to have produced a breakthrough following three years of political deadlock.
The Guardian
13
The country is just emerging from a protracted political deadlock after elections in July.
Reuters
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Talks aimed at resolving the political deadlock continue at Stormont.
BBC
15
Sadr's message on Thursday contrasted sharply with the political deadlock.
Reuters
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The country has been stuck in political deadlock ever since.
Reuters
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Political deadlock across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare